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Posted by Tim Streater on 10/19/07 16:29
In article <7f5a8$4718d98d$40cba7cb$2595@NAXS.COM>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:
> Tim Streater wrote:
>
> > Then they have my phone number, and I will ask them what sort of
> > Internet engineer are they, running without JS to our database front-end
> > site. This has not been a problem in the 8 years since I started
> > developing this.
>
> You miss the point entirely. What you do for your "web"site for your 50
> engineers has *nothing* to do for *recommended* practice for public
> website design. You may *force* your 50 engineers to install an IE
> ActiveX control so your page can embed AutoCAD drawings but this should
> not be general advice, especially for newbies on web design.
I never said that it did. I "force" them, as you put it, to use JS,
hardly an onerous requirement is this day and age. I know of no browser
that doesn't support it and the several I tested against the app gave,
by and large, no problems.
If I forced them to use IE6 or higher under XP *only*, as many sites
appear to do, then you might have something to complain about.
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